ENISA and the Cyber Threat Puzzle: Can Europe Stay Ahead? Jo De Muynck on a holistic approach to cybersecurity
Cyber threats are no longer isolated incidents. They are interconnected, fast-evolving, and increasingly shaped by global instability.
At Cybersec Europe 2026 in Brussels on May 20 and 21, 2026, Jo De Muynck from European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) explains why a fragmented approach to cybersecurity is no longer enough and what a truly holistic strategy looks like.
Why a holistic cybersecurity approach matters now
As cyber attacks grow in complexity and scale, the need for coordinated action across Europe becomes critical. This session explores how cooperation between EU Member States, institutions, and the private sector is essential to strengthening cyber resilience. ENISA plays a central role as a catalyst, driving collaboration and aligning efforts to secure essential services across the EU.
From strategy to action: building a cyber resilient Europe
What does this holistic approach look like in practice? De Muynck outlines ENISA’s top priorities, from shaping the cybersecurity threat landscape to supporting policy development and regulatory compliance. The session also highlights the importance of vulnerability management and operational cooperation in managing cyber risk and protecting critical infrastructure.
Gain a clearer understanding of how cybersecurity, IT security, and risk management come together at a European level. Discover how collaboration is key to staying ahead of evolving threats.
21 May in the Tech Theater
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As cyber attacks continue to threaten today’s tech landscape, this event is the premier platform for seasoned cyber security professionals and innovative start-ups to exchange knowledge and tackle cybersecurity challenges together. Organizations across all sectors will discover strategies to boost cyber resilience and safeguard critical assets. Don’t miss this chance to strengthen your cyber defenses.